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Field staff crisis, K’taka set to outsource inspection-audit jobs | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: The Karnataka govt has decided to engage authorised third-party agencies to conduct regulatory inspections, audits and certifications in departments facing a shortage of field staff, in a move to clear the backlog of inspections and ensure timely compliance.However, engaging private agencies will not dilute the statutory powers of govt officials. The powers to collect…

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Seethakka announces water conservation, supply measures in Telangana amid El Niño | Hyderabad News

Hyderabad: Panchayat raj, rural development and rural water supply minister D Anasuya Seethakka on Wednesday said water conservation works, including percolation pits, recharge ponds, small catchments, check dams, restoration of village tanks and borewell recharge, would be undertaken under the VB G Ram G scheme.She called upon the sarpanches and villagers to increase participation in…

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Prayagraj metro rail DPR submitted to UPMRC for state approval | Prayagraj News

Prayagraj: The detailed project report (DPR) for running a full-fledged metro rail network in Prayagraj has been prepared, bringing the proposed Rs 12,000-crore project a step closer to implementation. Railway technical consultancy firm RITES has submitted the fresh DPR to the Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation (UPMRC), and efforts are now underway to secure approval…

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Coach Pravanjan Mullick backs Odisha to bounce back despite successive defeats | Bhubaneswar News

Odisha head coach Pravanjan Mullick Kolkata: Odisha head coach Pravanjan Mullick has thrown his weight behind his young squad despite a difficult start to the Ranji Trophy season, insisting the team has the character to recover from back-to-back defeats.Odisha suffered an innings and 36-run defeat against Kerala in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday. Resuming the final day…

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MCG warns of challans for spitting, discarding chewing gum in public places | Gurgaon News

MCG has directed its authorised officers and enforcement staff to monitor violations, and maintain proper records of enforcement action Gurgaon: MCG has warned that those found spitting in public places and sticking or throwing gum on roads, footpaths, parks, markets and bus stops will be issued a challan, citing provisions of Haryana Municipal Corporation Act,…

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1.457 kg heroin worth over Rs 2 crore seized in Mizoram; Manipur man held | Guwahati News

Aizawl: Police in Saitual district, bordering Manipur, seized 1.457 kg of heroin worth around Rs 2.914 crore at Keifang town and arrested a 24-year-old man from Manipur, Mizoram inspector general of police (IGP) and chief public relations officer H Ramthlengliana said on Wednesday.The IGP said a special team of the Saitual district police conducted random…

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31,616 graduates registered to vote in South-East graduates’ constituency poll | Hubballi News

Davanagere: Davanagere district administration has made elaborate arrangements for polling in the South-East Graduates’ Constituency election on Friday, with 31,616 registered graduates eligible to vote at 43 polling stations.Voting will be held from 8am to 4pm across Davanagere, Harihar and Jagalur taluks. The electorate comprises 17,660 men and 13,956 women. Only registered graduate voters from…

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Ramayana: Ranbir Kapoor apologises after being brutally trolled for saying ‘Aakhir mein ant sacchai aur achchai ki hi hogi’ at ‘Ramayana’ event: ‘It was a slip of tongue’ – WATCH VIDEO | Hindi Movie News
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A Roman stone coffin found at Westminster Abbey in 1869 bore the name of a man from 1,600 years ago, but new tests date the skeleton inside to AD 987–1052; archaeologists say it may be one of two medieval abbots
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